SP-2101W User Manual 07-2014 / v1.
I. Product Information .............................................................................. 4 I-1. Package Contents ............................................................................................ 5 I-2. Front Panel ..................................................................................................... 5 I-3. LED Status ....................................................................................................... 6 I-4. Switch Status Button................
IV-2-1-3. Schedule ............................................................................................... 29 IV-2-2. Edit Settings .......................................................................................... 31 IV-2-2-1. Name .................................................................................................... 32 IV-2-2-2. Password .............................................................................................. 33 IV-2-2-3. Schedule ..............
I. Product Information IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION In order to ensure the safe operation of the device and its users, please read and act in accordance with the following safety instructions: WARNING: There is risk of fire or electric shock if the device is used inappropriately. If you experience problems with the device, please contact your dealer of purchase for help. Accidental damage will void the warranty of the device. 1. The device must be used within its published power outlet rating. 2.
I-1. Package Contents Smart Plug Switch I-2.
I-3. LED Status LED Color Switch Status Status Description On Smart plug output power socket is on. Off Smart plug output power socket is off. On Smart plug is powered on. Off Smart plug is off. Green Power Green Quick Flashing Red Network Green Orange Smart plug is starting up or restarting. Slow Flashing (1 Smart plug is in installation mode and x per second) ready for setup. Smart plug is connected to wireless On network and cloud.
I-5. Product Label The product label, which is located on the back of the smart plug switch, displays the input/output power and the default password of your smart plug. The password should be changed when you have finished the installation process for security purposes. The password is required to access the smart plug switch remotely. I-6. Reset If you experience problems with your smart plug, you can reset the plug back to its factory default settings.
II. Hardware Installation Follow the instructions below to ensure your smart plug is properly connected and ready for setup. If you have multiple smart plugs to set up, please only plug in and set up one smart plug at a time. 1. Plug the smart plug into a power socket. 2. Wait a few moments for the smart plug to start up. The smart plug is ready for setup when the network LED is flashing slowly red to indicate installation mode.
III. Smart Plug Quick Setup To set up your smart plug with the free EdiPlug smartphone app, please download the EdiPlug app and then follow the setup instructions for iOS or Android. After setup, you can use the EdiPlug app to switch your smart plug switch on/off remotely from any smartphone with an Internet connection, as well as set up automated schedule and email notifications. 1. Search the Apple App Store or Google Play for “EdiPlug”. 2. Download and install the app. 3.
III-1. iOS Follow the instructions below to add a new smart plug to the EdiPlug app on iOS: You must be within Wi-Fi range of the smart plug. If you have multiple smart plugs, please only plug in and set up one plug at a time. 1. Search for a Wi-Fi network named “EdiPlug.Setup” and connect to it, as shown below: 2.
3. Enter your Wi-Fi password and tap “OK”, then wait a moment for your plug to restart. 4. The next screen will indicate that setup is complete. Your smart plug will now be displayed on the EdiPlug main screen. Tap the switch to switch your smart plug (and any electrical device you plug into it) on or off. 5. The smart plug’s network LED should display on and green to indicate a successful network and cloud connection.
III-1-1. Change Smart Plug Name & Password 1. Select “Edit” from the EdiPlug main screen and then select the smart plug which you wish to edit from the list. 2. Enter a new name and password for your smart plug and then tap “Back” to go back to the main screen. Your smart plug will now be displayed under its new name. Features such as scheduling budget control and email notifications can also be set up in the “Plug Settings” menu.
III-1-2. Add an Existing Smart Plug to the Main Screen 1. From the EdiPlug main screen, click the “+” icon in the top-right corner and select a plug from the list. 2. Enter your smart plug’s password and tap “OK”. Click the check icon by your smart plug’s name on the next screen to finish. The default password is 1234.
III-1-3. Power Meter: Main Screen 1. From the EdiPlug main screen, click on a smart plug and the power meter display will open. Use the three icons to browse different categories of further information. For more information, refer to the chapter IV. EdiPlug App. Features such as scheduling, budget control and email notifications can be set up in the “Plug Settings” menu.
III-1-4. Settings 1. Select “Edit” from the EdiPlug main screen and then select the smart plug which you wish to edit from the list. 2. You can configure your smart plug’s schedule, budget control, email notifications are other settings from this menu. If you need help, please refer to IV-2-2-3. Schedule.
III-2. Android III-2-1. Add a new smart plug Follow the instructions below to add a new smart plug to the EdiPlug app on Android: You must be within Wi-Fi range of the smart plug. If you have multiple smart plugs, please only plug in and set up one plug at a time. 1. Open the EdiPlug app and click the “+” icon in the top-right corner of the screen. 2. Tap “Install a New Plug” and select your Wi-Fi network from the list, as shown below.
3. Enter your Wi-Fi password and tap “OK”, then wait a moment for your plug to restart. 4. The next screen will indicate that setup is complete. Click “Next” and your smart plug will now be displayed on the EdiPlug main screen. Tap the switch to switch your smart plug (and any electrical device you plug into it) on or off.
5. The smart plug’s network LED should display on and green to indicate a successful network and cloud connection. You can use the EdiPlug app to control your smart plug remotely from any Internet connection.
III-2-2. Change Smart Plug Name & Password 1. Select “Edit” from the EdiPlug main screen and then select the smart plug which you wish to edit from the list. 2.Enter a new name and password for your smart plug and tap “Back” to go back to the main screen. Your smart plug will now be displayed under its new name. Features such as scheduling, budget control and email notifications can also be set up in the “Plug Settings” menu.
III-2-3. Add an Existing Smart Plug to the Main Screen 1. From the EdiPlug main screen, click the “+” icon in the top-right corner and select a plug from the list. 2. Enter your smart plug’s password and tap “OK”. Click the check icon by your smart plug’s name on the next screen to finish. The default password is 1234.
III-2-4. Power Meter: Main Screen 1. From the EdiPlug main screen, click on a smart plug and the power meter display will open. Use the three icons to browse different categories of further information. For more information, refer to the chapter IV. EdiPlug App. Features such as scheduling, budget control and email notifications can be set up in the “Plug Settings” menu.
III-2-5. Settings 1. Select “Edit” from the EdiPlug main screen and then select the smart plug which you wish to edit from the list. 2. You can configure your smart plug’s schedule, budget control, email notifications are other settings from this menu. Refer to the next chapter EdiPlug App for more information.
IV. EdiPlug App The EdiPlug app is a powerful tool to control your smart plug and manage its functions such as scheduling and budget control. If you need help with any of the features, refer to the descriptions in the following chapters. The app’s functions are the same for iOS and Android, with a few minor cosmetic differences. The Android app is used primarily for example purposes below, with any notable iOS difference highlighted. IV-1.
B. To add additional smart plugs, click the “+” icon and refer back to III-2-1. Add a new smart plug. C. To view a smart plug’s power meter information, click the name of your smart plug in the list and refer to IV-2-1. Power Meter: Main Screen. D.To edit the settings for a smart plug, click “Edit” and refer to IV-2-2. Edit Settings.
IV-2. Power Meter: Main Screen Click any of the three icons at the bottom to browse view information about your smart plug: Now, Usage and Schedule. Displays how many Amps your smart plug is currently using. Displays how many Watts your smart plug is currently using, along with an icon (happier face = lower Watts) Click any category for more information.
IV-2-1. Now The “Now” screen provides a summary of the smart plug’s current usage in Amps (A) and Watts (W) as well as the total power used during the last day, week and month. The icon displays a happy face for lower power usage. The time and date your smart plug was switched on. Usage in kWh today, this week and this month.
IV-2-2. Usage The “Usage” screen displays a graph of your smart plug’s power usage with kWh (kilowatts per hour) against time, or currency (represented by a dollar icon) against time.
You can adjust between kWh and $ by clicking the icon in the top right corner and entering the price per 1 kWh. Check with your electricity provider if you are unsure of the price.
IV-2-3. Schedule The “Schedule” screen displays a summary of your smart plug’s existing schedules and allows you to set new or edit existing schedules. Orange blocks on each day’s timeline represent times when the smart plug is scheduled to be on. You can set multiple schedules for each day. If you are using the smart plug’s scheduling function, you also need to set the correct time and date for your smart plug in “Plug Settings Advance”. Refer to IV-2-2-6. Advance if you need help.
C D A. Click the arrow icon to the right of any day you wish to set a schedule, and on the next screen click the switch icon to enable scheduling for that day. B. Click “Add New Schedule” to add a new schedule for your selected day. C. Enter a start time (From) and end time (To) for the schedule. This is the time which your smart plug will be on. Click “Done” to save the schedule. D.
IV-3. Edit Settings Select your plug from the list or click the arrow, and you will see the “Plug Settings” menu. From the plug settings menu you can quickly configure your smart plug’s settings. Select a category and refer to the following chapters for more information if you need help. You can exit the Plug Settings screen using the “Back” icon at the top. On Android devices, you may also be able to go back using your device’s “Back” button.
IV-3-1. Name You can edit the name used to identify the smart plug in the EdiPlug app. Enter a new name and click “Done” (Android) or “Ok” (iOS) to confirm. If you are using multiple smart plugs, it’s suggested that you name each plug for easy reference, e.g. Living room lamp, bedroom fan..etc.
IV-3-2. Password You can edit the smart plug’s password which is used to verify access to the smart plug by the EdiPlug app. Enter your desired password twice and click “Done” (Android) or (iOS) to confirm. You can click “Show password” to display the password. The default password is 1234. It is recommended that you change the password for security reasons.
IV-3-3. Schedule The “Schedule” screen displays a summary of your smart plug’s existing schedules and allows you to set new or edit existing schedules. Orange blocks on each day’s timeline represent times when the smart plug is scheduled to be on. You can set multiple schedules for each day. If you are using the smart plug’s scheduling function, you also need to set the correct time and date for your smart plug in “Plug Settings Advance”. Refer to IV-2-2-6. Advance if you need help.
C D A. Click the arrow icon to the right of any day you wish to set a schedule, and on the next screen click the switch icon to enable scheduling for that day. B. Click “Add New Schedule” to add a new schedule for your selected day. C. Enter a start time (From) and end time (To) for the schedule. This is the time which your smart plug will be on. Click “Done” to save the schedule. D.
IV-3-4. Budget Control Your smart plug includes a helpful budget control feature which allows you to regulate the amount of power which a smart plug uses per day, week or month. You can set the limit in kWh or you can enter the cost of your electricity per kWh and set the limit in monetary value i.e. $10 per month. When the limit is reached, your smart plug will switch off automatically. You can also use email notifications which can be sent to your email when any specified limit is exceeded.
IV-3-5. Daily, Weekly & Monthly Control Choose whether to set your limits in kWh (kilowatt hours) or using a monetary value by clicking the icon in the top right corner. By default, your smart plug is set to use kWh. Then enter your daily, weekly or monthly limits and click the switch icon to switch this limit on or off. When a limit is active and your smart plug exceeds the limit, it will automatically switch off.
IV-3-6. Current Usage Control Your smart plug can be set to switch off anytime the power level used by its connected appliance exceeds a specified limit of Watts or Amps. Enter your limit in the box and click “Done” to save.
IV-3-7. Power Prices To set daily, monthly or weekly usage limits in units of your currency (represented by a $ icon), you first need to enter the cost of your electricity per kWh. Then your smart plug can calculate how much money its power usage costs and adhere to your set limits. Enter the cost per kWh and click “Ok” to save. Then you can set a limit for your smart plug e.g. $10 per month to enable you to track and manage your electricity costs more effectively.
IV-3-8. Email Notifications Your smart plug can provide helpful email notifications for different events such as exceeding a set limit or being switched on or off. The smart plug can also send a useful daily, weekly or monthly email report consisting of information about the plug’s usage. To use email notifications, you need to configure an email address to send and receive the mail. Follow the guide below if you need help: Select your email service type.
Click the switch icon to switch on email notifications and reveal the menu below. You can switch on/off different types of email notifications according to your preference. The smart plug can send a test email to check everything is set up correctly. If you don’t receive the email, or if any error message is displayed, please check your settings again. IV-3-9. Advance On the “Advance” page you can set the smart plug’s time and date.
IV-4. Reset You can reset your smart plug back to its factory default settings. This will reset all settings including scheduling, email notifications and time settings. Click “Reset to Default” from the “Plug Settings” menu and confirm that you wish to reset. The smart plug will take a couple of minutes to reset before it’s ready for use again. The smart plug is ready for setup when the network LED is flashing slowly red to indicate installation mode.
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